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Metroactive Books Director Kevin Smith's Comics Now in print are Oni Double Feature #1 ($2.95), scripted by Kevin Smith and illustrated by ex-San Josean Matt Wagner, and Clerks (The Comic Book) ($2.95), scripted by Smith and illustrated by Jim Mafhood, with a cover by Gilberto Hernandez. In Clerks (The Comic Book), Smith has a great deal of fun devising imaginary Star Wars "chase" (i.e. In his first appearance in Clerks, Jay (Jason Mewes) tips off the audience to his (perhaps) subconscious attraction to his mute pal, Silent Bob (played by Smith himself). www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/05.07.98/comics-9818.html   (837 words)

Clerks. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Smith has mentioned plans for Clerks 1.5, a comic that would bridge the gap between the original movie and its sequel, to be included in a reprint of the Clerks. Clerks is a series of comics written by Kevin Smith featuring characters from the film. Clerks: The Animated Series was a short-lived six-episode animated television series of the same name, featuring the same characters and actors. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clerks.   (1808 words)

Clerks: Movie Info Buy Clerks: The Comic at Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash. Clerks began the road to distribution at the IFFM (Independent Feature Film Market) where it was viewed and liked by Bob Hawk, a member of the Sundance Advisory Committee. Clerks was filmed using a 16mm Arri SR-2 camera and utilized Kodak Plus-X film. www.viewaskew.com /clerks/info.html   (328 words)

News Askew: The Official News Source For Kevin Smith & View Askew Wanna read some sample pages of "Where's the Beef?!?!" - the "Clerks II" comic that reveals how Dante and Randal went from working at Quick Stop to flipping burger at Mooby's? CLERKS II gets a mention in the summer movie preview of the current Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and the film also cracks the Top 10 must see films listing from Box Office Prophets. Coming Soon has a mention and a few pics of Clerks II in their summer wrapup of Weinstein Company releases. www.newsaskew.com   (1488 words)

WHEDONesque : Comments on 6878 : Another comic strip about a Serenity screening. Clerks was first a movie then a live action TV series that Kevin Smith had nothing to do with and condemns anytime anyone mentions it. Ghost Spike is referring to the Clerks Animated Movie that is based on the short lived (but excellent) Clerks: Animated Series, which was based on the Clerks movie. In a way this isn't really comparable to the Firefly situation since Clerks was a movie first and the animated series was using already established characters. whedonesque.com /?comments=6878   (1488 words)

Clerks: Movie Info Buy Clerks: The Comic at Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash. Clerks began the road to distribution at the IFFM (Independent Feature Film Market) where it was viewed and liked by Bob Hawk, a member of the Sundance Advisory Committee. Clerks was filmed using a 16mm Arri SR-2 camera and utilized Kodak Plus-X film. viewaskew.com /clerks/info.html   (1488 words)

News Askew: [Talk Back!] Not only is he a comic book artist and a damn good one, but at the tender age of twenty-three, he has already published several independent comics, written and illustrated his own book for Marvel's Gen X series, and recently illustrated the original Clerks comic. Enter Mahfood, at the time he was working with Bob Schreck, a respected comic industry veteran who had worked for publishing powerhouses like Marvel before he and his partner broke off to form their own label called ONI Press in 1997. So, it was only natural for him to write a comic book about the movie that started it all. www.newsaskew.com /cgi-bin/coranto/iSay.cgi?Page=Comments&ID=AEkyyEkppUucTEpQH   (1451 words)

amazon.cgi?Operation=ItemLookup&ItemId=1582402094 Reprising the characters from the Clerks movie and guest appearances from Smith favorites Jay and Silent Bob, Clerks: The Comic Books is a highly recommended good time. Clerks is presented in black and white to coincide with the film, also in black and white. From the pen of Writer/Motion Picture Director Kevin Smith (Clerks, Dogma, Chasing Amy) comes three all-new adventures of Dante, Randal, Jay and Silent Bob, and all the customers of the Quick Stop Mini Mart that first appeared in CLERKS, his surprise critical and commercial debut film. www.jarusa.com /cgi-bin/apf4/amazon.cgi?Operation=ItemLookup&ItemId=1582402094   (1451 words)

The Atlantic Online January/February 2005 An Exquisite Slogger Benjamin Schwarz Pritchett, however, did his class of origin the highest honor: he neither patronized nor made comic the salesmen, shopkeepers, small businessmen, and clerks who people his stories. As Treglown, the former editor of the TLS and the biographer of Henry Green and Roald Dahl, correctly avers, Pritchett was "the greatest writer-critic since Virginia Woolf," but this hardly assures him a fashionable reputation. Sadly, he probably has, because although Victor Sawdon Pritchett (born the year before Victoria's death, he was named for the reigning monarch) wrote novels, travel books, biographies, and memoirs, by far his greatest accomplishments were as a short-story writer and a critic. www.theatlantic.com /doc/prem/200501/schwarz   (1451 words)

Clerks - MoviesOnline! It was mainly funded by 10 credit cards that Kevin had to his name, funds garnered from store credit after he sold his comic book collection, a family donation, and paychecks from working at the Quick Stop and RST Video. His friend, Randal, a clerk at the video store next door, is even less dedicated to his job than Dante, and is always bothering Dante's customers. Not a new movie, but a movie we just newly discovered on our zombie section. www.moviesonline.ca /film64.htm   (1451 words)

Comic Book How To For Criminals - Joe Mariani The comic book contains advice like, "Thick clothing increases your weight when wet, and this makes it difficult to swim or float," and "Don't throw stones or objects at the officer or patrol vehicles because this is considered a provocation." Drug dealers have been known to bring drugs to their court appearances, Peeping Toms have left fingerprints on windows, and inexperienced crooks have shown their IDs to clerks while holding up liquor stores (to prove their ages), or filled out applications with their real names during a robbery. Even simple how-to books like those the Mexican government so thoughtfully provides to prospective lawbreakers would be a giant step in the right direction. www.americandaily.com /article/6437   (1451 words)

24 Hour Comics Day 2004 For Eric and myself, 24 Hour Comics Day took place in the modest back room at Dreamland Comics in Schaumburg, Illinois. Not counting the clerks who worked there, nine local artists were in attendance from 9am Saturday to 9am Sunday, with the exception of the guy who left at noon and the handful of people who showed up throughout the wee hours of the night to cheer us on. Indeed, I succeeded in creating 24 pages in 24 hours (and a cover, too!). www.humancartoon.com /24hr2004   (83 words)

Bags and Boards: Archives Comics writer and filmmaker Kevin Smith is auctioning off a number of items on his View Askew site, including a walk-on role in "Clerks 2" and a barbecue at the director's home. Comics fans, creators and retailers are of course going to be affected by the tragedy along with everyone else, and the industry has responded as best it can to help the recovery. This book is full of short, mostly silent and very funny tales of Baker’s life as a father trying to get some rest, convince his kids there aren’t monsters under the bed, and most frightening of all, taking the brood to the mall to find a gift for his wife. weblogs.variety.com /bags_and_boards   (83 words)

Movie List Even while braving a nonstop parade of unpredictable shoppers, the clerks manage to play hockey on the roof, visit a funeral home, and straighten out their offbeat love lives. A complete feature length compilation of the entire 8 Man After OVA series… Based on the popular 1960s Japanese comic book and animation hero 8 Man After, this feature-length compilation of the science fiction series follows the original robo-cop's legacy in the ultimate hi-tech crime-fighting adventure! As John adjusts to self-driving cars and having sex with helmets, he pairs up with Lenina Huxley (Sandra Bullock), a bored cop with a nostalgic fascination for 20th-century culture. www.siprep.org /faculty/lpate/MovieCollection_000.html   (12341 words)

MOVIE & TV NEWS: V For Vendetta, Batman vs. Dracula, The Passion of the Clerks, 300, Jackman Musical, DVD Flood, Comic Previews MOVIE & TV NEWS: V For Vendetta, Batman vs. Dracula, The Passion of the Clerks, 300, Jackman Musical, DVD Flood, Comic Previews The Making of The Passion of the Clerks - A video journal chronicling a disaster in the making. C Wayne Owens' Movie and TV News is a daily newsletter featuring news gathered from all over the net with the newest and hottest movie and tv scoops. www.movieandtvnews.com /2005/10/v-for-vendetta-batman-vs-dracula.shtml   (12341 words)

Dante Hicks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dante features in Clerks: The Lost Scene, a short animated in the style of the TV series, which, like the comic book of the same name, depicts the events at Julie Dwyer's wake that were cut from the film. Dante also appears in the three Clerks comic books Smith has written: Clerks: The Comic Book, Clerks: Holiday Special and Clerks: The Lost Scene, as well as a comic strip, "On the Perils of Cinema", that appeared in the November 1999 issue of Talk magazine. Dante and Randal will be the subjects of the 2006 film Clerks II, set approximately 10 years later than the first film, with Dante in his early 30s and still bitterly working the same job. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dante_Hicks   (567 words)

Horror Movies and More BLOODY-DISGUSTING.COM He began his career in comic books as the artist for Kevin Smith's acclaimed Clerks comic book adaptation, before going on to work for all of the major companies in the comic book industry, including Marvel, D.C. and Image. He has since lent his skill to characters as diverse as Spiderman, The X-Men, Grendel and The Simpsons, as well as his own creations The Grrl Scouts, Zombie Boy and Stupid Comics. The show is such a cool idea, I don't see any reason why NOT to bring the idea into comic book form. www.bloody-disgusting.com /news/3467   (567 words)

The ViewAskew WWWBoard Summaries [Complete Character/Location Listing] Silent Bob (Clerks, Mallrats Book, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, MTV Shorts, Walt Flanagan’s Dog, Clerks: The Comic Book, Jay and Silent Bob #1, Scream 3) Jay (Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, MTV Shorts, Walt Flanagan’s Dog, Clerks: The Comic Book, Jay and Silent Bob #1, Scream 3) Walt Flanagan’s Dog (Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Walt Flanagan’s Dog, Jay and Silent Bob #1) www.newsaskew.com /summaries/characters.html   (349 words)

The Great Curve: Kevin Smith gets top billing again? Smith’s decision comes five months after it was announced he would make a return to his View Askew Universe films with The Passion of the Clerks, a sequel to the 1992 indie hit, Clerks. Comic book fans are still waiting for Smith’s second issue of Daredevil: The Target, a four issue series that was originally scheduled for monthly release. Smith’s unfinished comic book projects, along with his weak-kneed announcement that he would not direct Green Hornet, led the doughy filmmaker to reevaluate his life, sources say. www.thegreatcurve.net /2005/01/kevin-smith-gets-top-billing-again.html   (349 words)

News Askew: [Talk Back!] Kevin Smith will write a new Clerks comic for Oni Press, Bob Schreck's new imprint. Posted on Monday, August 18, 1997 at 00:00:00 AM Here's some info on the upcoming Clerks comic, hot off the presses (The story that is, not the actual issue): The series will feature characters from Smith's New Jersey films (Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy), and will expand the continuity developed in those films. www.newsaskew.com /cgi-bin/coranto/iSay.cgi?Page=Comments&ID=lZElZylppxuqhnJhW   (168 words)

Comics Librarianship Resource Page Smith is also the author of the Jay and Silent Bob and Clerks comics from Oni Press. Bridwell had a long career at DC Comics and was well known in the comics field; the collection includes personal memorabilia, materials relating to his career, and comics dating from 1943 to 1987 that he had some input in creating. Building a comics collection in an academic library isn't as strange an idea as it may seem to some; the study of comics can be included under cultural studies or as alternative literature. www.geocities.com /Athens/7875/comics.html   (168 words)

CNN.com - Kevin Smith to do 'Green Hornet' film - Feb. 19, 2004 Smith, who often plays the mum, comic-book loving character Silent Bob in many of his movies, is a real-life comic lover who sold most of his collection to help finance the $27,000 budget of his 1994 black-and-white comedy "Clerks." In addition to his film work, Smith has written for the Marvel Comics book "Daredevil" and the DC Comics character "Green Arrow." He also owns a comic store in Red Bank, New Jersey. The story started out as radio serial that launched in 1936 and later became a popular comic book. www.cnn.com /2004/SHOWBIZ/Movies/02/19/film.smith.hornet.ap   (168 words)

Whos better? Superman or Batman or Spiderman?? - BeyondUnreal Forums Which is why I suprisingly enough like comics even though I'm 16 (not one of the clerks is overweigt or a loser *gasp*, beating the stereotype). My favorite comic is Red Star, arguarbly more of bi-monthly Graphic Novel than a true "comic", Although my all time favorites would be world by Frank Miller. I was blessed with Having a kickass comic shop near me where I grew up, voted #1 in the country by some organization. forums.beyondunreal.com /showthread.php?t=99286   (936 words)

News Askew: [Talk Back!] During the breaksbetween showings of the film, an Oni Press placard bearing the companylogo and featuring a graphic of CLERKS: THE COMIC BOOK and the photo coverof JAY & SILENT BOB #1, along with the Comic Shop Locator Service Number(888-COMIC BOOK) will be shown. We at Oni Press are very excited about this opportunity, and are surethis will be an exciting event for the Independent Film Channel, theirviewers, comic shops, their customers, and Kevin Smith fans all-around. Posted on Friday, May 29, 1998 at 00:00:00 AM We've got a nice Oni Press scoop for you today, by the way of a press release. www.newsaskew.com /cgi-bin/coranto/iSay.cgi?Page=Comments&ID=lAyuEuuppgLrLAGch   (373 words)

Chasing Amy Movie: Chasing Amy DVD is available from Bestprices.com Outrageously sexy and frankly hilarious, CHASING AMY is another hit comedy from Kevin Smith, the critically acclaimed director of CLERKS. Kevin Smith called CHASING AMY the final installment in his "guys hanging out" trilogy (following CLERKS and MALLRATS), and connections among the films abound. When handsome young comic book creator Holden McNeil (Ben Affleck) meets cute young comic book creator Alyssa Jones (Joey Lauren Adams), romance seems preordained. www.uln.com /cgi-bin/vlink/717951002372IE.html   (727 words)

Marvel Knights Premieres - Suite101.com Comic fan and Hollywood director Kevin Smith (Clerks, Chasing Amy) brings his unique vision to the Marvel Universe as writer of DAREDEVIL #1. Comic Books - Marvel Knights Premieres - http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/11/10342 Related Subject(s): Comic books, strips, etc., Marvel Comics Group (Firm : U.S.) www.suite101.com /article.cfm/11/10342   (727 words)

Amazon.com: DVD: Daredevil (Widescreen Edition) (2003) Daredevil is well matched with the dynamic Elektra (Jennifer Garner), but their teaming is as shallow as the movie itself, which is peppered with Marvel trivia and cameo appearances (creator Stan Lee, Clerks director and Daredevil devotee Kevin Smith) and enough computer-assisted stuntwork to give Spidey a run for his money. In order to appreciate the comic book hero movie genre, a viewer must be able not only to suspend disbelief regarding the superpowers of the characters, but also to expect certain forgivable clichés. Know Which Movies Were Comic Books: by reinhard333, Shrubber...I make shrubberies www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005JLXE?v=glance   (3092 words)

mtv.com - News - Jennifer Garner Talks 'Daredevil' Spinoff Movie For Elektra "Daredevil" writer/director Mark Stephen Johnson said he may ask filmmaker Kevin Smith ("Clerks") to adapt his own brief run as a writer for the "Daredevil" comic into a screenplay, or Johnson may work from comic legend Frank Miller's gritty Elektra "Resurrection" story. As big of a fan of Elektra's comic book exploits as Garner has become, there are still a few things she would rather not explore in an "Elektra" solo movie — namely, Elektra's stint as a prostitute. [In the current movie], this is the time where she is falling in love, so there is kind of this romantic overtone, and there is kind of a sweetness and tenderness that you wouldn't normally associate with Elektra. www.mtv.com /news/articles/1470035/20030219/story.jhtml   (771 words)

News Article @ Pucknation.com 25 incredible bands have donated music to the CD, which has art by comic artist Jim Mahfood ( Grrrl Scouts, Generation X Underground, and Clerks: The Comic Book) and our very own Raymond Hubbard, whose credits included one time Pucknation comic strip Another Fucking Ray of Sunshine. After several false attempts, due to production delays from every direction, Pucknation Dot Com The Album, a compilation CD to bennefit children with diabetes, is finally happening. www.pucknation.com /news/news_article.asp?id=1571   (771 words)

Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is the fifth movie from Kevin Smith, famous for his cult films Clerks. Jay and Bob find out that Bluntman and Chronic, the comic book based on their likenesses, has been adapted into a film in production by Miramax Films. Holden McNeil - (Ben Affleck) A comic book writer whose comic book, "Bluntman and Chronic" is based on Jay and Silent Bob's lives and is going to be made into a feature film. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jay_and_Silent_Bob_Strike_Back   (500 words)

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